NHS Urogynaecology (Prolapse & Incontinence) Waiting Time
NHS urogynaecology care for pelvic organ prolapse and urinary incontinence falls under Gynaecology. Compare trusts near you.
Data source: Gynaecology waiting times — the NHS specialty that covers Urogynaecology (Prolapse & Incontinence).
19w
Avg treatment wait
4w
Shortest wait
42w
Longest wait
174
Hospitals reporting
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About Urogynaecology (Prolapse & Incontinence) on the NHS
Urogynaecology, covering pelvic floor repair, prolapse surgery, and surgical management of urinary incontinence, is performed within the NHS Gynaecology specialty. Not all trusts have dedicated urogynaecology units — choosing a specialist centre can significantly reduce your wait.
Shortest Gynaecology waits in England
Urogynaecology (Prolapse & Incontinence) is treated within the Gynaecology specialty. These are the trusts with the shortest current waits.
| # | Hospital | Region | Avg treatment wait |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | The Huddersfield Hospital - Circle | North East & Yorkshire | 4w |
| 02 | Royal Berkshire Hospital NHS Foundation Trust | South East | 6w |
| 03 | The Cavell Hospital - Circle | London | 6w |
| 04 | Hillingdon | London | 6w |
| 05 | Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust | South West | 8w |
| 06 | Hendon Hospital - Circle | London | 8w |
| 07 | South Tees | North East & Yorkshire | 8w |
| 08 | South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust | North East & Yorkshire | 9w |
| 09 | The Clementine Churchill Hospital - Circle | London | 9w |
| 10 | Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust | London | 10w |
Average Urogynaecology (Prolapse & Incontinence) wait by region
Your right to choose where you are treated
Under the NHS Constitution and the Health Act 2009, you have a legal right to choose which NHS or NHS-commissioned independent sector provider sees you for your first outpatient appointment.
Your GP must refer you via the NHS e-Referral Service (e-RS) and offer you at least five choices. If you were referred to a hospital with a long wait, you can ask your GP to re-refer you to a provider with a shorter wait — this is your legal right.
Research shows the average extra distance to a significantly shorter wait is just 13 miles.
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